Details for Develop and apply aural perception skills

Did you learn music by-ear?  or did you learn to read the notes on the page?  Either way, aural skills are absolutely crucial to the performance of contemporary music especially in a church context.  This unit is packed with opportunity to refine and enhance your musical aural perception skills.

Awards offering Develop and apply aural perception skills

This unit is offered as a part of the following awards:

• Certificate IV in Music (Australian Skills Quality Authority)

Unit Content

Curriculum Objective

Module Description

This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to aurally recognise simple structures and components of music and to discuss these with peers and other industry personnel.

Module Application

People preparing to enter the music industry as musicians, songwriters, composers or arrangers, apply the skills and knowledge outlined in this unit. Basic musicianship skills can be applied in a range of contexts, for example, transcribing live or recorded music and assisting with the preparation of charts and other forms of notated music.